My Daughters, Keep Moving Forward

My mother was widowed when she was young and raised five daughters on her own. The eldest was the most accomplished: she got into Tsinghua University and is now a chief scientist at a major tech company. The second is the wealthiest, with a thriving business. The third has the most prestige and works at the Provincial Party Committee's General Office. The fourth is me. I'm the most settled: I graduated from the Capital University of Chinese Medicine and now work as a traditional Chinese medicine doctor. The fifth shines brightest and is a bona fide movie star. Then Mom fell ill. From the day she took the train to the provincial capital alone, her life entered its final countdown. These fifteen days were the last fifteen days the five of us sisters would spend with Mom.